Features
- FOR CURLY OR WAVY COATS: True Coat® Curly or Wavy Coat dog shampoo is uniquely formulated to provide the optimal care for the needs of curly or wavy coats. This shampoo is perfect for breeds such as Poodles, Doodles, Bichon-Frises, Old English Sheep Dogs, and more.
- DETANGLES & CONDITIONS: The shampoo detangles and revives coat texture while restoring moisture by utilizing oat milk, coconut oil, and shea butter for dogs.
- SAFE AND GENTLE: All True Coat® dog shampoos are made with naturally derived ingredients that are free of sulfates, parabens, dyes, silicones, phthalates, alcohol, and are cruelty-free.
- CLEANSES, HYDRATES, AND DEODORIZES: This gentle shampoo will leave your dog clean, hydrated, and smelling fresh – bringing out your dog’s true, natural coat!
Formula | Size |
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Curly and Wavy Coat | 16 oz. |
Thick Coat | 16 oz. |
Short & Smooth Coat | 16 oz. |
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Product Description
Not all dog coats are the same. Since all dogs are different, Hartz True Coat® Curly or Wavy Coat dog shampoo is uniquely formulated for your dog’s coat type. This gentle shampoo is formulated with oat milk, coconut oil, and shea butter for dogs to provide benefits specific to your dog’s coat such as detangling and conditioning.
True Coat® dog shampoo contains naturally derived ingredients to help deep clean, hydrate, and leave your dog smelling fresh – bringing out your dog’s true, natural coat!
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Directions for Shampooing:
- Brush out coat (if necessary).
- Saturate coat with lukewarm water.
- Massage shampoo into the dog’s coat. Avoiding ears and eyes.
- Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water.
- Towel dry and brush out coat.
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What if my dog drinks some of the bath water during the bath?
If your dog does get a few drinks of the water before you can stop it, this should not likely cause a problem because the bath water will have diluted the shampoo. However, it is possible to have some gastrointestinal upset (vomiting or diarrhea) from the soap in the shampoo usually within 24 to 48 hours of the bath. Contact your veterinarian if the signs persist for longer than 48 hours or if they become worse.